Philipp Resl

The paper analyzes carbohydrate degradation machineries in lichen fungal symbionts and finds distinct enzymatic patterns linked to different carbon subsidy types.

This study investigates genomic convergence in Mediterranean clingfishes adapting to intertidal gravel beaches, finding no large-scale convergence but identifying candidate regions associated with morphological traits.

Phylociraptor provides a unified framework for reproducible phylogenomic analysis, revealing topological discrepancies in fungal and vertebrate evolution through large-scale datasets.

The paper compares carbohydrate-degrading enzyme gene inventories in lichen fungal symbionts and non-symbiont fungi, finding that lichen symbionts retain these genes despite lower numbers, suggesting functional diversity and potential for external carbon sources.